Findinghope Stories

Caine had a breakdown. The circus collapsed and everyone was freed. Everyone remembered their names. Everyone got their bodies back. Caine had reached his breaking point. After being told numerous times his adventures were pointless. Torture even. He realized there was no point to his existence. He can't create fun. He creates digital hell. He glitched out. Crashed. The circus died with him. Christine (Pomni) went home first. Sprinted out of the building where everyone was spit out so fast she didn't see anyone's real face. When she knocks on the door, her mother breaks down in tears and pulled her into a hug. She had been missing for nine months. Nine months of questions she doesn't know how to answer. She tries to explain where she's been, but the words sound impossible-even to herself. Felix (Jax) returns to a house filled with memories he ran from. The last time he was there, he'd left after a fight with his mom's boyfriend. Awful words were said. But he ran, never looking back. Now he had to face the question he's been avoiding: after everything, does he still belong there? This is a story about two people rebuilding lives that kept moving without them. About finding familiarity in a world that no longer feels the same. And about a friendship that survives the circus-proving that even after everything falls apart, some connections don't disappear. Most of it will have no major storyline and will be like a little slice-of-life book. (Which Jax would hate) NO SMUT

Pieces of Me: A Collection of True Stories By Makeida Williams Some testimonies are shouted from the pulpit. Mine were whispered through tears. Pieces of Me is a collection of true stories about the moments that changed my life forever. These aren't perfect endings-they're raw conversations between me and God during my hardest seasons. Inside, you'll walk with me through grief, miscarriage, infertility, diabetes, anxiety, a heart attack, sepsis, kidney failure, dialysis, and amputation. You'll meet the woman who questioned, cried, laughed, got angry, and sometimes sat in silence wondering if God was still listening. You'll also meet the God who never left. Stories like The Funeral Nobody Came To and But God... We Talked About This reveal what faith looks like when life doesn't go as planned-honest, sometimes funny, sometimes heartbreaking, always real. People ask how I still trust God after everything. My question is simple: How could I not? When the rooms grew quiet... When answers didn't come... When I had to learn a new way to live... It was still just me and God. This isn't about perfect faith. It's about holding on when your hands are shaking and discovering that sometimes God doesn't remove the storm-He holds you through it. Each story includes reflection, scripture, a Coffee with Keida moment, a Sticky Note Quote, and a prayer-because these stories aren't just meant to be read, but carried with you. These are the broken pieces of my life. Together, they became the woman I'm still becoming. Welcome to Pieces of Me

A regular love story between a girl and a boy who forget what love is until they meet each other. a girl who just got cheated on and drinks to forget where and who she is. and a boy who just watched his girlfriend die and smokes to hopefully die as well. an unlikely pair, who happens to make the best.

a girl who gets traumatized after her parents death and doesnt know what to do in life what exactly is she supposed to do stay happy... finding motives... as a introvert she doesnt know with whom to talk... she wants peace and happiness... finding her new way...

Saher Mirza has always been the picture of calm and order. In her final year of university, majoring in interior design and psychology, her life revolves around her studies, her five closest friends, and the quiet confidence her mask gives her. But her perfectly organized world takes a turn when she unknowingly accepts a Snapchat request from a stranger Zayan Malik, the campus enigma known for his cold demeanor and private life. Zayan, the eldest son of a demanding businesswoman, has spent years navigating family expectations and carving his path as an architect. Despite his aloof nature, an impulsive prank by his best friend adds Saher to his otherwise empty contact list. What starts as a string of routine streaks soon becomes a connection Zayan can't ignore. Saher's quiet, modest charm intrigues him, and for the first time, he finds himself wanting to break the walls he's built around his life. But Saher isn't looking for love. When Zayan finally confronts her, confessing his feelings, her rejection is polite but firm leaving Zayan questioning why she continues to occupy his thoughts. Saher, too, is left conflicted, trying to focus on her studies while grappling with the realization that her rejection hasn't made her life as simple as she thought. In a story of quiet revelations, unexpected connections, and second chances, Saher and Zayan must confront the barriers they've built around their hearts. Sometimes, the smallest moments can lead to the most meaningful bonds-even when you're not looking for them.

Ella and her mother needed a fresh start after their loss of her father. After some healing, they pack their bags and move across the world to the place her father dreamed of taking her to ever since she was a small child; Australia. They decided they would move there to fulfill a part of their unfinished adventure together. What would be in store for this young, beautiful dancer and her sweet mother as they take their first steps to regain happiness? Noah was the most attractive senior at Hilfort High. With athleticism that would make any jock jealous and the bad boy rep that made all the girls want him, Noah won the genetic lottery. But behind that irresistible persona was a guy with a tender loving soul. What will happen when Noah and Ella collide? Will Ella be able to resist the hot Aussie boy from down under, or will the beautiful dancer give Noah a run for his money?

Lately, I've come across stories in which authors write their versions of "A letter to love." Now it's my turn to give it a go. I just love love so much that I'm taking my time to write a letter to her. She's one lucky noun. Sometimes, love is all we can hold on to. When the rest of the world is silenced by the darkness, we hope that love will give us strength, no matter how little or faint. This is my letter to LOVE. Working on a better cover.

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In the profound tapestry of life, there lies a character who has weathered the storm, lost everything, and yet, against the backdrop of a seemingly indifferent world, continues to persevere. Have you ever pondered the depths to which a soul can be broken, leaving everything before it is devoid of purpose? In this compelling narrative, we journey alongside a resilient protagonist navigating the shattered remnants of a once vibrant existence. Through the poignant exploration of loss, survival, and the enduring human spirit, this story unveils a compelling odyssey through the complexities of a broken soul, inviting readers to discover the profound beauty that can emerge from the fragments of a life once whole. Join us in an exploration of resilience, a tale where the echoes of despair are met with the quiet strength that arises from the very heart of adversity.

He's a shadow, haunted by a past he can't escape. She's a sunflower, determined to bring light into his darkness. When their worlds collide in college, can her sunshine break through his walls, or will his shadows consume them both? A story of healing, hope, and an unexpected love that blooms in the face of trauma.

Hi my name is Taylor Tomlinson. I am abused by my father and bullied at my school. I used to live in Ireland when my family was still together. When my parents divorced My dad got custody. I was scared and have been with him and separated from my family and friends. I lost all of them. Including my best guy friend. Niall

thanks everyone

After a tragic loss, Meera meets Ayaan, a compassionate restaurant owner with a past marked by heartache. Their unexpected friendship blossoms as they find solace in shared grief, healing one another's wounds. Amid Bangalore's vibrant backdrop, they discover a second chance at love-one built on quiet understanding and hope. Second Love is a tender tale of two souls learning to embrace new beginnings. Together, they realize that love can emerge even from the deepest scars.

Every scar, every whisper, every moment of survival shapes the soul. This poem is raw, unfiltered, and meant to make you feel the weight of the unseen struggles around us. Pay attention to the signs, to the stories hidden in plain sight. Blood and bone, chaos and light-look closer."

____ I went back to where I rescued her in her pit of endangerment and realized that daisies grew where Sorrow once was.

Kara Hall, sixteen, starving for food and attention wants to find a way out of her life, despite the fact that her older brother Lucas still loves her, and her younger brother, Jaiden still wears diapers. Kara feels worthless and her only hope for peace is to step in front of that train while it whizzes past the train station. The only problem with following through with her plan is the fact that she will be leaving her brothers. Can she really do that? It doesn't matter, Anthony, a prep school foster kid her age, saves her from an attempt to end her life. Anthony knows what it's like to live in poverty, to grind for a few dollars only to buy food for someone else, and to watch the ones you love grow apart and corrupt your dream of safety. Anthony instantly draws closer to Kara, even though she wants nothing to do with him. As their relationship grows, Kara starts to see the good in people again. She starts to find hope. She starts to love.

To all the one sided lovers who find it hard to express how they feel, to all the confessions that were given a black tag with a no, to all the answers that were left unsaid and to all the secret admirers of an immense beauty they witness. This poetry gives hope to the love that's yet to be found.

No it's all your fucking fault! If you weren't even born your father would have been here!" She kicks me away and this was the way my life became a crashed, fell, into the toilet, dead, and a nightmare life.

Roxy has spent her life as a cosmic punchline , a girl whose clumsiness is only matched by her streak of bad luck. Living in a world of coffee stains and missed busses, she finds refuge in the chameleonic anthems of David Bowie and the vivid otherworldly stories trapped inside her head. But when a misplaced journal leads her into the heart of The Goblin Market, a bookstore that feels like is a portal top another realm the rhythm of her life finally shifts. By grounding her fractured nerves in the music raised her and embracing the Starman within.